"historical table" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any table (or collection of data of any kind) which records information about past events, people, places, etc. For example: "In the historical table displayed at the museum, visitors can learn about the timeline of important events in the village's history."
A historical table of important discoveries related to effects of PACAP and its receptors in CNS is shown in Table 1.
To determine if the participation level of the annual SFN meetings might be linked to the amount of funding available to the scientists, we plotted in Figure 5C the budgets for National Institute of Health (NIH), one of the largest funding agencies for biomedical sciences, from 1976 to 2006 (Source: Historical Table 2: R&D by agency, AAAS website: http://www.aaas.org/spp/rd/guihist.htm).htm
Behold the Historical Tables of the Office of Management and Budget.
A hectic regular season behind them, the Clippers will try to turn the historical tables and change the playoff landscape with their newfound success.
Since that year the first year included in historical tables in the 2014 Science and Engineering Indicators the rise in Ph.D. program enrollment has been slow but inexorable.
Life-expectancy figures do have a value, though, as behind the cold columns of numbers in historical tables lie powerful events.
In 2008, it ended up at 20.8percentt (page 24-25 of the historical tables).
(The data are from Tables 1.1, 1.2, 3.1, and 8.5 of the OMB's 2012 budget, historical tables).
All historical tables used for this article and all other relevant federal financial data is available and downloadable as a single 368-page pdf file at this link.
In the 2011 fiscal year, discretionary spending was $1.347 trillion in a federal budget of $3.6 trillion (page 145 of the White House budget office's historical tables).
He sits 41st in the IOC's historical medal table, above Argentina, India, Mexico and 162 other countries.
